Letters: Nov. 28, 1969

That Household Word

Sir: Spiro Agnew is the voice of the silent majority, and, praise God, we are a thoughtful, frank and vibrant people, muted no more.

I feel a sense of selfdiscovery.

J. NICHOLAS KEIL

Los Angeles

Sir: Remember when Truman partisans used to interrupt his speeches with shouts of "Give 'em hell, Harry"?

Now I, as a member of the now not-so-silent majority, am shouting "Sock it to 'em, Spiro!"

WALKER CARLL

Shelbyville, Ind.

Sir: The Vice President's speech assailing one of the most distinguished American statesmen of our time was given free, prime-time national...

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